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1300 East Keating Avenue, Muskegon, MI 49444, USA
This listing was last updated on: November 09, 2023
Materials:
- Haz-Waste
Description:
Muskegon County Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Program
Muskegon County Department of Public Works offers a free disposal program to Muskegon County residents for unwanted Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) generated in county. Please note that Commercial and Industrial waste is prohibited. The goal of the HHW program is to divert hazardous materials from the landfill in order to protect residents and the environment. Should you possess any of the following materials, the HHW program will dispose of them in a safe and responsible manner.
Mercury or mercury containing devices (i.e. Compact Florescent Light bulbs, mercury thermometers or thermostats, etc.)
Petroleum products
Antifreeze
Pesticides
Insecticides
Herbicides
Aerosol cans (containing hazardous materials)
Acids (i.e. Batteries, Muriatic Acid)**
Bases (i.e. Drain cleaner)
Other products with approval
**LEAD ACID BATTERIES (i.e. car/boat batteries) are NOT accepted.
NOTE: Paint is not accepted. The best way to dispose of paint is to use it up or recycle it! If you’re purchasing paint for a project, consider the area you have to cover and use a paint calculator to ensure you’re not buying too much.
If you have leftover (never-frozen) latex paint that you wish to recycle, you can contact Muskegon County Habitat for Humanity ReStore Locations or to Port City Paints/RepcoLite Paints, Inc. or other paint venders that may accepts used paint.
As a last resort, if you cannot find a use/recycling outlet for old leftover latex paint, it may be disposed of with your household trash as long as it is dried or solidified by adding kitty litter, (or other drying media) and leaving it open to dry in a well-ventilated area, away from children and animals.
For complete program details visit our website at https://www.co.muskegon.mi.us/767/Household-Hazardous-Waste
280 Hughes Drive, Traverse City, MI 49696, USA
This listing was last updated on: May 29, 2019
Materials:
- C & D
- E-Scrap
- Haz-Waste
- Organics
- Recycling
- Solid Waste
Exceptions
- No Compostable Products (e.g. PLA)
- No Foam
- No Foam Blocks/Shapes
- No Foam Food Service: cups, plates, take-out containers
- No Foam Peanuts
- No Hazardous Product Containers
- No Microwavable Containers
- No Motor Oil Bottles/Containers
- No Products that Contain Bio- or Oxi- Degradable Additives
- No Straws
- No Thin Foamed Product Wrap/Sheets
Description:
American Waste is a privately-owned and operated family business, founded by Edward Ascione Sr. in 1971, and established as American Waste by his sons Eddie and Michael Ascione in 2002. We have 10 locations and 400 employees in Michigan. We operate two Material Recovery Facilities:
• Traverse City single stream residential and business MRF, operational since 2011
• Kalkaska construction and demolition MRF, operational since 2008
We offer curbside recycling in Grand Traverse County, and operate 50 drop off recycling centers throughout Northern Michigan. Our Traverse City MRF processes recycled materials from 19 Michigan counties: Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Emmet, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manistee, Missaukee and Wexford counties in our surrounding area, and also Bay, Clare, Crawford, Genesee, Ingham, Mason, Oscoda, Otsego and Roscommon. We recycle up to 115 tons of material a day, and ship out 120 semi loads per month full of steel, aluminum, OCC, mixed paper, office paper, natural HDPE, colored HDPE, PET, and mixed plastics. 99% of the materials we receive are recycled or reused.
460 Main Street, Saranac, MI 48881, USA
This listing was last updated on: April 18, 2019
Materials:
- Recycling
Description:
Plastics recycler specializing in post-industrial and post-commercial material recovery. Unique sorting and cleaning capabilities.
4449 State Street, Boyne Falls, MI 49713, USA
This listing was last updated on: November 18, 2020
Materials:
- Organics
- Recycling
- Solid Waste
Notes
- Empty and replace cap
- Include lids with containers
- Place all clean, dry bags and film inside another bag and tie off
- Rinse or wipe clean all food or other residue from bottles & containers
- Separate non plastic (e.g. paper or metal) attachments from plastic products
Exceptions
- No Hazardous Product Containers
